how many amps will the contacts carry, continuous duty, at 115 volts?
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http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/White-Rodgers/90-341/?qs=0703g%252bcHv/7qFuQRTVbdPg==12A same as 90-341, 90341...made by whoever.
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Mine blew out at 15 amps on both NO side. It was confirmed that before the 15 amps were applied that everything worked fine and my draw was 15amps and no more.
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as you know this info. isn't published. i would not worry about up to 12 amps. if you can switch your load over to 220 volts, you will reduce your amp. draw by half. this is just the voice of experience speaking. if you need more, i would e mail packard and ask them
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According to the data on the item, the coil is rated at 120VAC and the contacts are rated at 12A full load 60ACR 125VAC, or 6A full load 35ACR 250VAC. My device is marked: K90-341. I don't know if they are the same.
990284
As long as the power demand does not exceed 80watts (rated load for contacts). nothing else is needed as long as you have a Zwave compatible network.
875510
yes the cpoil side (120v) is separated from the contacts. in other words, use 120V to activate and any voltage on the output
1082122
It's only for use with 115 V There may be 220 volt units made, but you have to ask manufactuer!
946663
I am very sorry, nut the one I have charges and can on 115 volts wiich is the voltage here.Anthony Ternent
1616884
The coil that pulls in the contacts requires 12 volts - 24 volts will burn up the coil. you need a contactor that uses a 24 volt coil. the contacts themselves don't care about the voltage.
709220
The coil is rated at 5V DC. I have not tried it yet, so I can not tell you whether it can tolerate 7.5 V.as for the contacts, they are rated 10 Amps 120-240 VAC, or 10 Amps 30VDC.You may want to check on the internet for your specific question.
2191714
I hooked this unit up and switching between the two contacts, I can see a slight difference in the brightness, Hooking it up to a current meter confirms this, with the draw being ~300mA vs ~400mA. I don't know if the difference is enough to notice, I would suggest testing them rather than just replacing them and assuming that it is fine.
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SPST Switch 2 Wires 24 VAC Max. Load (contacts) - 5.2 Amps For use with models: 110, 112, 220, 224, 350, 360, 400, 440, 445, 445A, 448, 500, 550, 558, 560, 560A, 568, 600, 700, 760, 760A and 768
1571564
Your house only produces 110v anyway. You should be fine with the 115v model
1426382
Yes they can handle higher voltage but I would not go much higher than 12 volts higher voltage might ark and burn out .you don't know how large the contacts are and how far thay open apart.
1685558
Not exactly sure but I have mine running on a 20 amp circuit and I have had no problems as yet.
23851
The input power on this model is 12VDC but the contacts, the switch, is rated for any voltage up to 16A@ 240VAC. It will aslo handle a 12VDC load on the switch though no amperage rating is givien.
298225
Ali it looks like that the original fixing unit on this laser printer can only take 115 Volt. Hope this helps you out A
1213865
115 volts ac electric pump. Plug into usa electric outlet. No lights involved.
624825
The current rating is what matters as you can use these at 115V as well as 12V. My application was 360W at 83V so I was running around 4.3Amps. We had no failures in multiple days (probably 20 hours worth or operation). This socket was being heated by the bulb in my application much higher that what you are planning so probably it will take 50W at 12V with no problem.